This week on Cinema Cemetery, two years removed from World War II, we explore a battle of a different kind against segregation on the home front.  Gregory Peck, in a role that may foreshadow his iconic Atticus, plays the role of an investigative journalist who seeks to experience the true impacts of anti-semitism in the United States by posing as a Jewish American himself.  This “experiment” impacts not only his professional engagements but personal relationship and family as well. Will Gregory Peck be able to change hearts and mind, or will the “gentlemen’s agreements” of the time hold firm?  Find out on this week’s episode of Cinema Cemetery!

Current Rankings:
 
4- Lawerence of Arabia
5- Gone With Wind  
11-It Happened One Night
20-The Lost Weekend
24. Casablanca
25- All Quiet on the  Western Front
27-Rebecca
30-The Mutiny on the Bounty
35-You Can’t Take It With You 
36- Mrs. Miniver
50-Cimarron (change)
60-Best Years of Our Lives
65-The Great Ziegfeld 
70- Wings
71-Grand Hotel
77-Life of Emil Zola
79- How Green Was My Valley
85- Going My Way
91- Broadway Melody 
92-Cavalcade